1941 ~ Buick ~ Driver's Side ~ Tail Light ~ Lh ~ Rat Rod on 2040-parts.com
Shakopee, Minnesota, US
For Your Consideration is a 1941 BUICK ~ USED ORIGINAL GM ~ TAIL LIGHT ~ LH DRIVER'S SIDE ~ HOTROD RAT ROD In Good Condition. The Chrome has Pitting. The Plastic Lenses are Faded and have Paint Speckles or Overspray. The Glass Marble is in Good Shape. All Mounting Studs are in Good Shape. Check Your Application. Check Out my other auctions, I will combine shipping.
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